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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-05-12
..what, Wort Kartif. the herring

"What, Wort Kartif, the herring
eurer."
Yes, and If DR.. Trifulgas would only
Gomez"
"Dr. Trifulgas isn't at home"
And the window is brutality closed in
the poor girls face, while the whiffs of
the wind and the swash of the rain out
side mix their voices in a roaring and
deafening din.
A hard man is DR.. Trifulgas, with
but. little feeling for fellow creature,
and one who attends a patient only if
handsomely paid in advance for his
services. His old dog, Hurzof, cross
between a bull and a spaniel, might be
said to have more heart than he. The
door of the ''Six-Quatre'' remains in
variably closed upon the poor and
opens only to the rich. Moreover. DIR.
Trifulgas has a whole scale of fees;
typhoid fever, SO much; brain fever, SO
much; SO much for a pericarditis, and
the same for as many more diseases as
doctors choose to invent by the dozen.
And Wort Kartif, the herring curer, is
a poor man, with a penniless brood.
Why, then, should DR.. Trifulgas be-
devil himself, and on such a night?
FOCUSING me from my Sleep"
snuffled he, as he went to bed again,
''is alone worth ten fretzers?''
Twerty minutes had scarcely gone
by when the iron knocker again woke
the echoes of the "Six-Quatre.
Grumbling, the doctor got out Of bed,
and from the window growled:
who's there?'
wort Kartif's wife"
1.-The herring curer from Val Kar-
niou?"
Eyes; and if you don't come bell
die"
''Well, you'll then be a widow"
''Here are twenty fretzers.''
Twenty fretzersr' muttercd he;
''what a windfall to be sure. Run the
risk of catching a cold and lumbago for
such sum, when I've got to attend
tomorrow morning the equity. but
The clarion., 1887-10-26
cuT THIS QUIT

The most miserable being in the world
: .he .he. nerson suffering from q Shaking
Chill or Burning Fever; h1,9s To-day yRss5s sae5e
are hundreds yearnlng ior neas,ni si,er dav with
G5,;s,a 81, Mss and Fever. when Cuban Chill Tonic
1nalfs san Graat a " est Indies Fever and Ague
s nd Il ssss ai, R ssa1sss sss iss@
Juoa, ~. sls Word. will cure you and re-
Iss1a Isnss1y yau 10 health? CUBAN CHILL
TON T@NIG v cures ChilIs and Fever of every
rvs, typs; il purihss the Blood; j. ,enosatss ties
Tie Liver; it makes the sick well, s,1., and the
!. .,su, Inres e. Hyperirophy Of the Liver. Two
y a,eea ou.'S viii III stop ! chill, and one bottle
bpssi breaks them up for years. Ii you do not ,.s
believe what We say, CUT = THIS sou OUT =. ana Z
ssAo ca - = a - Them about CUBAN CHILL
To]NIG, lo;] 1,.s THE r GaEAr WEsT INDIES E FEyEs
.vnsa, ~ Aanr REMEDY-THE WoRLD's GREA1
CHILL AND FEVER KING.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
The Moravians Of the Old North
State.

No people stand higher in this country
for veracity and integrity than do the Mo-
ravians of Salem, N. G.. Mr.. Jonas Lime
bach is one of the oldest living members
of that excellent religious sect. He is now
50 years old. He has just been cured Of
cancer. Let him tell his own remarkable
story as follows:
WINSTON, N. c., April II, 's7.
Gentlemen-Two or three years ago a
cancer came on my face. 1t soon grew to
be quite large. 1t wore on me, and my gem
erai health was very poor. Last September
I began course of s. s. s., which have
continued to the present time with the hap
piest result. The cancer has entirely dis
appeared, there being no evidence or symp-
tom Of cancerous character left Ny gen.
eral health is good now, and my appetite
better than it mas been in years. am 81
years old, and to-day am working in the
6eld, planting corn
Yours truly, JONAS LIMEBAcH-
Treatise ON blood and skin diseases
mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Draw.
er 5, Atlanta, Ga.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
IN IEMORIAM.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in Hi.
lnserutable wisdom, to remove from our midst ouI
beloved Brother, L. d. GwIN,-
Reso6psd, By the Phi Chapter OF the Fraternity Of
Delta Psi, that We deeply deplore his sad and un.
timely death. In him the Fraternity has lost a
true and loyal SON. the State, bright and promis-
ing young man; and one who in the years 10 come
would have been one of her brightest ornament.
his friends, a generous and noble companion; his
brothers, a lovins brother; his father. dutiful
son. We tender our heartfelt sympathies to his
sorrowing relatives and friends.
Aesotrsd, That publish these resolutions in
the Oxford, jackson, Leland and GreenviIls pa
persi and, token Of our love that we drape oul
badges with Grape for thirty days, and also, that
we send copy Of these resolutions to his family.
Brighter than the golden dawning,
Breaking Ger the hills OF time
Than the glorious sunsets
which delight this earthly cline,
Is the richness of the radiance
Of the lands beyond the sun
Where the noble have their country
When the work Of life is done.
w. S. HEMINGWAY,
W. n. YEReER
+. 3. PIERCE,
Committee.
Chapter Rooms, Phi Chapter, Oct s, 1887.
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Total " ~ lfU 30
On allowed be
issued in payment of the
petition Fitzpatrick valuation
of real assessed her, o motion, refused.
The petition of the Trustees of the West Jackson Cd School
gard teachers, and of increased
Janor of College Green School, notion referred the Finance
Committee.
The resignation of Alderman Taylor
and Alderman Hardy Chairman of the Committee
Public Buildings rendered and motion, accepted and His
Honor then appointed Alderman Hardy Chairman the
Committee Streets Alderman H. M Taylor Chairman the
Committee Public Buildings.
The proposal Mesr Martin certain lands owned
by the City, motion referred to the Finance Committee
His Honor the Mayor submitted letters from Chas Clint and
the the City, the claim against said Clint
his endorsed by transfer the judgment lien held
by the City owned by said Clint the about
be him of Dallas Texas And the
tion thereto submitted by Alderman Watkins
Resolved and he hereby authorized directed
deliver the City of Jackson
no B. Kunt of the city Dallas State Texas
the transferring the judgment lien the City Jackson
the owned by Chas Clint the about
Dallas all
ful in the affect said transfer.
And the resolution adopted
The following report the County Superintendent Education
heretofore filed with the City Clerk submitted rea and ordered
spread upon the minutes
and Aldermen Jackson
County of Kinds, and State of Mississippi
of
make this his annual October showing
during ending September 1887
taught by each, the
dered The will from the following tabued
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The creditors of Green's Bank heio
meeting last Thursday morning at the OF
Ece of Chancery Clerk. Dr. kelis was
called to the chair, and L. +. Montgomery
acted as Secretary. The former heceiveI' )
IL. Power, read letter from Mr.. : :; !;
Green. New York, stating that he would
be unable to make any further payments
on the Banks iEdebtedness-that ne nag
paid $I76,0 ,000-about the full amour. y
the liabilities he had assumed: Ihe depIe,
citation in Oil Trust stock had exnanss11
his resources. The assets OF the DanA
which had been turned over to Josnua
Green. are now in possession OF the aomin-
istrator, but may be reached by the creai, y
tors by an order of court TO cancer .nn
transfer in view Of the failure to pay ai
the certificates. The outstanding cerln'
Gates amount to $7S, 1897. The as assess
which consist Of lands, mortgages no.Is,
etc. it is thought. are ample 70 Pa{E '1s 3
debts. A committee, consisting .L q q q =
Baldwin, w. L Nugent, B. ". driDln, ~ ~
III. Tribette, Julius Abraham, s.s :,
Kells and j. l. Power, was appoln.su rs',r- :
fully investigate the assets, ETC.. ana IepVa ~
at meeting Of creditors e % nslea''s
called.
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New Shades in Surah Silks !
Ask to See That New Sl.00
C0RSET,-It has No Equal +!
Beautifully Embroidered Cash
mere SCARFS, all shades,
$3.50 and $2.OOl


Fully under way toward what promises
to be the biggest Millinery season in the
record. Look at the hats and Bonnets,
trimmed and unsrimmed. Examine
them; needn't buy at first sight, COM
pare. That is the only safe way. Work,
style and the price. We know you
can't find anywhere go much or such
dollars worth. Still, well enough to
satisfy yourself. The knowledge and
experience that has controlled the Mil
linery trade for so long is with us still. :
New things Putting in their APP
pearance Just as they Come
out in New York
The clarion., 1887-10-26
vrcEsBURG AND MERIDIAN T. 4.

CONC EAsr-Jeayes Vicksburg 400 p. m; ar
,;Trs At Jackson 5;55, ana leave at CHS p. IN.
.s.cbiug Meridian al 1000 D. m
Gols,5 W WEsT-Leaves Meridian 4.30 a. m ar.
igs ID Jackson 8.l5 and leave at :35 a. m reach
iay yIeksburg az 1880 a. IN.
'forAL FREiGHT-Leayes jackson for Vieksburg
tGp.n.; arrives from Vicksburg al 1850 a. IA.
Issvs Jackson for Meridian at IL 20 a. N. arrives
tom Meridian at 1915 p. N.
L HARDY, II. +. CLARK,
Asst q. +. & =. Agt Superintendent.
JOHs FAULESER, Freight and Pass. Agent.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The Canton Picket criticises too sharp
ly, we think, the management OF the state
Fair in postponing till this week !ne
reinforcement was adisagreeable necessity.
A steady rain for three days last week,
with prospect of continuance, made II qu1eee ee
impossible to hold fair last week. 10
have postponed for two weeks, would have
been to abandon the fair altogether-at
least so far as the stock department was
concerned. Madison county has always
patronized the State Fair very hberaiiy,
and we regret exceedingly that there
should be any conflict this year. we nave
reason to believe that the Madison Ooun.y
Fair will be a grand success, and there u
not citizen Of Jackson who wishes II otn-
erwise
The clarion., 1887-10-26
WRAPS !!

We're ready with our full line OF Fall
Wraps. A full line of them viii be
flung open this week. In all sincerity
we firmly believe a greater variety OF
styles was never collected here before.
We've even far outstripped all our own
mast efforts. You'll appreciate them
Il honest goods, fresh fashions and
email prices count for lanything.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Double Width CASHMERE,
All Shades, 25c. Yard !!
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The Hygeia brand of tobacco, now be
ing introduced in Mississippi, has bounded
into the favor OF all lovers of the weed.
Retail dealers can obtain Hygeia OF A.
Nirden, Jackson, at Richmond wholesale
rates. Like Jones, the scale man, OF Blng-
hampton, Mr.. Virden she pays the freight.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

We regret to learn of the serious i'll
ness of Mr.. Robert Moore, at the residence
OF his uncle, Capt. Lyerly. Mr.. Moore re-
turned from Chattanooga about ten days
ago, quite sick; and since that time has
grown much worse, until now he Is In
most critical condition. We sincerely
hope for the recovery of this popular
young man.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

WHILE man was mailing up gate in
Jonesboro, Ga, lightning struck the ham,
mer and killed him. How many shiftless
up the gaps. Texas Siftings.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
YAZOO BRANCH.

Eorth-leaves 500 a. m.
20 - South--arrives 1880 p. IN.
NO Except Sundays.)
L. f. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Agent.
, ". COLEMAN, A. G. p. A.
u TURNER, Div. Supt.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr. f. p. 0deneal, now a student at
the A. & NJ. College, was severely bruised
last Saturday, while assisting party OF
boys in cleaning new ground. A tree fell
on his body, wounding him severely, but
we are glad to say, not seriously.
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A GOOD FARM !!

NOR SALE OR LEASE.-TWO HUNDRED
IL and Eighty Acres; $50 acres in cultivation.
The rest timber land. Situated IA miles from
Jackson, 10 from Brandon and from Dry Creek
Church and School in Rankin county. A good
framed dwelling, rooms; tenant-houses; gin and
Reynolds press two wells conveniently situated
and other good Improvements. Two small creeks
| IAN through place. Terms easy. A bargain fol
somebody. Address j. I. b. BERRY,
oct12. 81 I'm Stems Creek, Miss.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

An Auxiliary Of the American Bible
Society was successfully organized at the
Methodist Church last Sunday afternoon.
The officers are: w. H. Perkins, Presl-
dent; t. p. Barr, Vice-President }. +.
Stevens, Secretary Robert Kellss, Treas
urer, and the following Executive Com
mittee: +. II. Emerson, j. r. Dobyns, j.
7. II. Laird, Mrs. DIR. Hunter, Mrs. DIR.
Andrews, and the Secretary and Treasurer.
The Executive Committee will meet at
same place next Sunday evening at tlye
o'clock. The membership fee is one dol
lar, and so soon as one hundred dollars is
collected, Bible Depository will be esiao'
lished in this city.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
Southern California.

Information of all kinds, concerning
this Booming section, furnished on appli-
cation. Write your questions and address
plainly and enclose fee of fifty cents to
ZISTGRAFF & PETTY,
San Diego Cal
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The marriage of Mr.. Chalmers NJ. Will
hanson and Miss Mamie Robinson will be
solemnized at 8 o'clock this evening, in st
Andrews Church, after which an elegant
reception will be given them at the resi-
dence of Mrs John W. Robinson.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The four fairs ackson, Canton, Abb
erdeen and Macon-are having very un-
fair weather this week. 1t is hoped that
the Summit fair, which opens on Monday
next, will be able to get up a shine.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

"A number of young ladies enjoyed a
novel entertainment at the hospitable
home of Mrs. Ligon last Friday night.
One of the most interesting features of this
entertainment was the fact that no gentle
men were expected
The clarion., 1887-10-26
Marion Female Seminary /
M4RION, AL4B4M4.
The Fifty Second Annual Session. begins Wed
nesday, the 21st Of September, 1887.

YIyHIS INSTITUTION Is THE PROPERTY OF
i the Presbyterans, the Nethodists, and the
Episcopaians. The Literary, Art and Music
schools are characterized by ercetszsoe
The Music teacher graduated from the Conserya-
tory Of Leipsic, Germany-the most celebrated
school Of Music in the world. She has taught
eighteen wears. The Art teacher has made several
visits TO Europe in the interest OF her school
Young Ladies desiring TO pursue Norman course
should come to the Seminary.
The number of boarding pupils is limited to hity
1t is well known that the best results are reacne
when schools are not crowded and when eacn , Pupi.
can receive due attention. daily, in the classroom
and everywhere. Applications should be sent 70
the President early as possible.
Not single case of fatal sickness among ahe
boarding pupils IN tsirfy56Ue years
SeD1 'o' JAS. D. WADE, A. NJ,
t..,-o- a. o., President
The clarion., 1887-10-26

We have received from the Racine,
Wisconsin, Agricultural, some very pretty
colored pictures, issued as souvenirs OF
Mississippi State Fair--a graceful and
timely compliment that is highly appreci-
ated
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The V. & NJ. will run special trains
to-day, to morrow and Friday-leaving
Vicksburg at 8 a. m, arriving in Jackson
$50; returning, leave Jackson at p. m
One fare for TIE round trip.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
Executors Sale of Lands

HINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE PRO
~ visions of the last viii and testament of
Charles n B9llard, deceased, duly proved and
corded IN the County of Scott state of Mssis sipp
VIII, as sole Executor OF said last viii and tesla
ment, on MONDAY, THE 5TH DAY or DECEMBER
A D. 1857, at the front door Of the Capitol, n the
CITY OF Jackson in said state, proceed sell, and
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, those certain lands situate and being in said
County OF Scott owned by said tesator in his life
time, and more particularly described as follows.
East hf Of = Section II, Town. $, Range 5,
east.
All east Of Choctaw boundary, sec. 22 town S,
range 5, east
) e - sec. %, town. S. range, 5, east.
All sec. "a, town. S, range 5, east.
! \ nj OF n nj sec. p, town. 5, range 5, east.
ht of ne sec. 25, town. 8, range 5, east.
/ Sc a OF n W sec 25, town. s, range g. east.
| n ht of Sc "a sec. IS. town. s, range ), east
| Ne - OF sw sec. 25, town. 8, range 8, east.
/ - and e a sec. 20 town. S, range 5, east.
All e OF Choctaw boundary, sec. n, town. s, range
| 5, east.
y = sec, 81, town, s, range 6, east.
| y = of n e sec Be, town. S, range s, east.
| The title TO the above lands Is believed 10 be
good, but will only convey such is vested in
me as Executor as aforesaid
+. p. BULLARD, Executor.
| am also empowered to sell the above lands at
private sale. Persons desiring to purchase, can
communicate with me through Messrs. Nugent &
/ MeWillie, of Jackson, Miss, by addressing me
p. o. Box 309S, New York, \. Y.
nN a
The clarion., 1887-10-26
STEDMAN & co.

TurRE are some thirty-6ye thousand
go females than males in Philadelphia,
and and vet some people wonder why some
g;rls marry bow-legged men--fniiadei-
1b;a Chronicle.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

-Rev. DIR. Hunter eft this morning
for Greenwood, where the Presby terry OF
Central Mississippi is in session. Should
he not return by Sabbath, some other min
ister will occupy his pulpit.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

If you want springbeds or mattresses,
the card of the Spring Bed and Mattress
Company, New Orleans, will advise you
where to get them. All orders, small or
large, will be filled promptly and satisfac-
tority
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr.. A. l.. Brunson and family will
soon occupy the residence of Mr.. George
Carlisle on North State street. Mr.. Car
Isle and family will remain there, as
boarders
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Adams, Jr., have
the sympathy of their many friends, in the
death of their lovely infant daughter, little
Eta, who was taken from their loving care
on Thursday last.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Edward Fitzgerald, an old and very
highly respected citizen of Jackson, died
on Monday last. He was the faithful
night watchman at the Government Build
ing.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
MAURY INSTITUTE F.!
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI.

rJNHE NUMBER OF PUPILS IN THE BOARD
il ING Department of this School is limited to
eighteen and there now three vacancies
Parents may here find for their daughters a COM
Portable home, and the best OF instruction with
constant, watchful care over health, habits and
character.
For Catalogues and any desired information ap-
ply to tie Principal, Miss E. ID. WATSON, or to
Judge j, W. c. WATSON, Holly Springs, Miss.
oct II, 'S7-6t.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
.rcHEz. JACKSON q COLUMBUS B p

'',rw.sD-Leaves Natchez daily at I1O y. m.
sAsi sAsii,iying 10 Jackson at 10 p. m.
.,.s-wARp-Leaves Jackson daily at 700 a. m.
Asrriyes at Natchez 12;I5 p. IN.
,.sraHT TKAIs--daiIy, sunday excepted. Leaves
kAT.aksou at 3:35 a. m; Leaves Natchez, 6:IO
"A arrives from Natchez at 4:20 a. M
GEo. GoRDIs, Local Agent
T. J. NICHOLL, General Manager
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Hon. f. Barksdale is at Woodville,
where he WAS to have delivered an ad-
dress yesterday at the opening of the
Wilkinson County Fair.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Next Lords Day will be "Children's
Day at the Baptist church. The pastor
will preach at l l a. m, to the little folks,
especially, and inyites them to attend.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Miss Mamie Calhoon has returned
tim AN extended visit to Holly Springs.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Miss George Comfort, of Kosciusko
e r;siting Miss Lizzie George.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Senator Walthall paid THE CLARION
the compliment Of social call yester-
Iav
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The reception at the residence If ~
deorge last evening was one Of the rnoss
enjoyable OF the many delightful recept;ors
.hat nave been given in this hosnitsbls
nome Beautiful floral Decorations hr.Is
liant lights and soft music rendered the
reception rooms extremely attractive and
Lne cordial welcome Of Senator and Mr.
ueorge and their lovely assistants nd
every guest rejoice that he had como snd
regret the hour Of leaving. The recentior
was gwen IN honor of Miss Georges lavalv
guests, who, together with their hostess
excited great admiration. The Iadie@ wbo
received and the throng of guests who ware
received, were all attired in rich racers;@,..
70. t110.ilettes, which were maryels Of eleganca
ihe entertainment was a deIigbtfnI 49,,
ing OF the winters pleasures, and If there
are 10 De many more such as as this one
Mas, our society people will indeed have
cause to rejoice. Senator and Mrs Gao-ae
were assisted by Mrs. ]. .B.H. Hemins.
way and Mrs. Frank Aldrich, and the fol-
lowing young ladies received with Miss
george Miss Matte Pillow, Miss Bessie
PIIlow, OF Greenwood, Miss George Corn
lort, OF kosciusko, Miss Lily Wilkinson.
Oh crystal Springs, Miss Melzina Ward Of
" mmlnona, and Misses Fanny Chalmers
kate Power and Annie Hemingway. OF
Jackson. u
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr.. John D. McArn, of jefferson coun-
- il here, attending the Fair.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
New Advertisements

WANTED-I.ADI for our Fall aud
Christmas Trade, 10 take light pleasant I
work at their own homes. 81 10 81 per day can
can be quietly made. Work sent by mail any dis
lance Particulars free. No canvassins Addres.
at once, CRESCENT ART CO, la Milk Street,
Boston, Mass. Box 5i7o.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT !

We call it Department, and yet 1t Is
the biggest Clothing Store we know OF
anywhere hereabouts. Bigger in stock,
bigger in sales, but never as big In eth
er as it is just now. The grandest val
ues where, in regular bought stylish
seasonable goods that it's ever been our
good fortune to own.
A Wilderness of OVERCOATS
From $50 Upla
Children's Clothing to 8 years
from $1.75 up
children's Clothing, 10 to l3
years, from $500 up
Boys Knee Pants, so Cents up (!
The clarion., 1887-10-26
PEA HTTIER

Parties wishing to buy Pea and Bean
Hullers, call on or address
G. ii. SWEAT, Paris, Tenn.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Miss Thalia Grafton, of Madison
county, has been visiting the family of
Judge J. A. 2. Campbell.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Miss Melzina Ward, of Winona, ia Wis
;,ing Miss Annie Hemingway.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and children
are visiting their parents, Gen. and Mrs. j.
7 George
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mr. J. r. Preston has just returned
from delightful visit to Montgomery and
Atlanta.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.


following report OF
adopted:
To he Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen:
quarter
year. and found them All collections paid
Treasurer. E. WATKINS
W. S. LEILY,
H.
Alderman Watkins Chairman of the Commion Claims reported
recommended
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Mis- Annie Hester is visiting friends
in the city. Miss Annie is always well
come visitor to Jackson.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
DENTAL NOTICE

DR.. 1. B. BEMBERT, Of the firm of Drs. Geo W.
& /. B. Rembert, OF Natchez, will spend Novem-
Der and December in Jackson, professionally. He
can be found at his former office over Hunter &
HarringtOn's, November 1st, where he will be
pleased TO receive all persons wishing his services
oct26. 81. ..2w.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

Senator George has returned from New
Orleans. with eyes much improved.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING.

JACKSON, Miss, October
regular meeting of the Board
neid Wednesday October 18s7-Presen John
Taylor and Watkins. - - '' - - - - -
h motion OF Alderman a. Taylor the reading of the minutes
the last meeting dispensed
The clarion., 1887-10-26

ETTlE, the precious infant daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. Writ Adams, Jr., was taken
from bed of suffering to her home in
heaven, the morning of the 2Ist.
Ire sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveved
And sade il blossom there
The clarion., 1887-10-26
The CLARION.
LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD

NORTH BOUND
rxpress-arrives 5:l5 p. m.
30. leaves 5:35 p. m.
-Mail-arrives 1872 a. m.
s0' leaves 2:52 a. m
-sOUTB BOUND
r1press-arrives 4:I0 p. m.
No' leaves 4:30 p. IN.
-Msil-arrives ;22 a. IN.
--l.aTes 1 u a. m.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

The Chataqua Circle will meet Fri
dav night at the residence of Rev. DIR
Andrews.
The clarion., 1887-10-26
WAGONS FOR SALE.

rI,HE VERY BEST IN THE MARKET, AND
i at very low prices. Apply to
HARRISON TAYLOR,
oct12. 's7-2m. Opposite Hansberrys Stable.
The clarion., 1887-10-26

THE boy who wanted situation at the
poulterer's was brave lad. He was ready
for the hen-couuter.